🚗 Have you ever driven across the US? 🗺️

Back when my son was growing up in the 80's we took family "see America vacations" for about 8 years in a row. We traveled all over the country with a pop-up camper. The farthest west we went was to the Grand Canyon and on another trip we went up into New England, which really isn't that far from Ohio. The longest trip we took in total miles and days was an 18 day adventure to Mt Rushmore, Black Hills, we camped one night at the base of Devils Tower, and went white water rafting on the Snake River.

Nope. I've been to almost every state east of the Mississippi River but few west of it. Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, California, Minnesota, and both Dakotas, but the first two of those were the only ones I drove to.

I've never been farther West than the fine State of Kansas...It's lovely there and Kansans are quite nice

I've been up and down the East Coast, it really is amazing how nice everyone is outside of New York and New Jersey

Several times. I grew up in NY and my mom's family lives in the Bay Area (California). We drove cross country two or three times when I was growing up. One of those times we went even further, NY to CA and then driving south through Mexico almost all the way to Guatemala.

As an adult I drove from CA to NY when I got out of the service, I had been stationed in CA. Went through an early spring winter storm in Wyoming, the most scared I've ever been driving a car.

When I lived in Minneapolis I drove to NY and back once. After that, I said I would never drive that far again.

Oh yes! :D My family went on many, many road trips when my brother and I were kids. It was a family tradition to do at least one or two (sometimes three) summer vacations to different places, or to visit relatives. Sometimes we flew if it was too far away to drive. We lived in Central Illinois during much of my childhood, and we drove to many places:

- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (grandparents)
- Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
- Chicago & St. Louis, Illinois
- St. Paul, Minnesota
- Kansas City, Kansas
- Gatlinburg and the Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Williamsburg and Norfolk, Virginia
- Mackinac Island, Michigan
- Huntsville, Alabama
- Omaha, Nebraska
- Orlando, Florida (Disneyworld)
- Washington D.C.
- Dallas, Texas

In 2012, my family moved from Texas to California, and I helped in the move. We drove 1600 miles along the same highway that follows Route 66, so I got to see signs pointing to all the places mentioned in the song.

I've done more road trips in recent years too. We live in northern CA now, but it's a big state, and it takes a while to get places by car, particularly if your going from one end of the state to the other. On these trips, I've actually helped with the driving :)

- Las Vegas, Nevada
- Lake Tahoe, Disneyland, Solvang, and Moreno Valley, California

Yes I've been back and forth from coast to coast several times, and I've also been up and down the EAST and WEST coast areas as well, but have never been to the upper regions or to the states located in the mid section of the country around the Canadian border (Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, North and South Dakota, Minn, Wisconsin, Michiagan).

So if you subtract those 8 states (plus Hawaii and Alaska), the CHUNK of it that I've been in is about 40 states.

Me and my parents have almost annual road trip from Chicago to the West Coast and back.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BORN AND RAISED...LONGEST CAR TRIP IVE TAKEN WAS TO IDAHO AND BACK IN A WEIRD FOOTBALL SHAPE TO SEE MORE STATES AND STUFF...I FLEW TO NEW YORK AND LIVED FOR A FEW MONTHS AND FLEW BACK...THATS THE EXTENT ON MY TRAVELS.